Question #220334 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/220334
Status: Open => Answered
RaiMan proposed the following answer:
-- sikuli-script.jar is just another lib on the class path
-- same goes for your "sikuli extensions" (which should be in a separate jar,
so they can be used wherever you want)
-- since Eclipse as such is not "scriptable", you might have an Ant project
inside Eclipse or make the decision, to run everything outside Eclipse (which I
would prefer).
When talking about different VM's, then there are 3 different aspects:
- the JVM version (or JDK) the source is made for (minimum version required,
e.g. 1.6)
- the JVM version (or JDK) the source was compiled on
- the JVM version, you want to run your stuff on
So if it is only a fixed source and compilation (e.g. 1.6), then you
simply need to configure different runs:
path-to-JRE/bin/java.exe -cp your-class-path -jar your-test.jar
which could simply be packed into one command file with a selection
parameter for the target JVM.
if you want to additionally compile on different platforms, the you can
use the javac (where you can select different JVM/JDK) and jar tasks of
Ant in a simple build.xml
But this is not really a Sikuli question, since Sikuli in this context
simply is another jar like Junit.
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